West Side League Match Ended In Unclear Turbulence
Players from the West Side league and West Hide Central club clashed on South Main Avenue during a recent game. Officials counted scores across tables with 100 point totals, while spectators and participants noted tense conduct. A return game was planned at the club room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side League
West Hide Central
Pedro” Ag
South Main Avenue
Ede
Woremin Thomeim Yeaterday
Wiehdt
Wheeluwan
Qaeh
Bret Takles
Liengue
Bub
Padre
Dacapriie
Tis
Bpourth
Leseusie
Ciuh
Chi
Tuk
Ife
W. A. Pri
Hee
Clare
Thorne PB. Daniels
Riemen
Great crowd attends Franklin Fire Company annual ball
A large crowd gathered at Mears hall for Franklin Fire Company’s forty-fifth annual ball last night. Bauer’s Orchestra played while Promoter Bprank Suydam conducted the event with Hall Master Joseph Wy and committee members coordinating the reception and dance floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears
Meare
Bauer
Muelo
Suydam
Ohare
Seumd
Carmet
Frankie
Ino
Joseph Wy. Hall
Willan H. Kine
Ehleft
Dloor
T. He. Allen
J. CC. Brown
Birt Kine
Reno Derby
Richard Davis
Officers Elected by Welsh Baptist Church and Local Fraternals
The article lists officers elected for First Welsh Baptist Church for one year, naming corresponding secretary Hughes, Evan P. Davis as financial secretary, Josep D. Reynolds and W. H. op Davis as trustees, and a chorister and organist. It then details officers for the Franklin Engine Company with president John L. Lawry and various roles, followed by Catholic Mutual benefits officers and an install Wednesday night with names and positions. Members from Branch 85 South Scranton and Branch 36 central city attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Welsh Baptist Church
Hughes
Evan P. Davis
Josep DD. Reynolds
Op. Daviess
Mra
Do B. Thomas
W.ow
Catholic Mutual Benet Hhsocialon
T. J. Dennlogss
PL. McAndrew
DE. Cronin
2. McCroning
James J. Diurkins
Ting
J. J.arrett
Maurhee FY. Walsh
Professor Hughes Hosts Teachers At No 14 In Washington Street
Professor James H Hughes and wife hosted the No 14 teachers at their 1528 Washburn street home last night. A contest tested familiarity with pictures of prominent figures in politics, letters, and literature. Mrs Hughes served refreshments. guests included Misses Sarah Clarke Margaret Jamieson Emmie Ryans Alina Munson Belle Dour Florence Irving Kate Walsh Itachel Jones Elizabeth Williams Minnie Rinker Jennie Daniels and Nettie Ellins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Hughes
Mise Hattie Smith
Mre. Hughes
Sarah Clarke
Margaret Jamieson
Em Mie Ryans
Alina Munson
Belle Dour
Florence Irving
Kate Walsh
Itachel Jones
El‘neth Willams
Minnie Rinker
Father Moses
Jennie Daniels
Nettie Ellins
Jackson Street Baptist Church Officers Elected
At the church annual meeting W. Oo. Jene kins was elected president B D Collins secretary and James Leysthon treasurer. Mrs Mary Pritchard elected president of the Ladies Aid society with Mrs Caroline Miles secretary and Mrs W O Jenkins treasurer. Wee men's Mission circle appointed Mrs Johnny Lewitt president. Treasurer's report read by Mrs David C Williams and a paper on Vapour read by Edward Db Cutting. A sale was given by Miss Martha Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Jackson Street Baptist Church
W. Oo. Jenekins
B.D. Collins
James Leysthon
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mary Pritchard
Mra
Caroline Miles
W.O. Jenkins
Wee Men's Mission Circle
Ing
Johnny Lewitt
Atrs
John Ss. Harris
David C. Williams
Edward Db. Cutling
Marth Nichols
Surprise tribute to Mrs. Eaton on fifty second birthday
Mrs. James Eaton of WG South Tenth street received a surprise on Wednesday evening as Masonic friends gathered for her fifty second birthday. Vocal and instrumental music was delightfully rendered by attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carey, Mr. and Mrs. Lan ting, Mr. and Mrs. W. Towlen, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mets, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Williams, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eaton
WG South Tenth Street
Thomas Carey
Lanting
W. Towlen
Frank Mets
W. B. Willams
Charles Plich
Local Notables Listed in Sparse Notice
A fragmented item names several individuals including Mrs. Thomas Rice Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cal Frank Powell Miss Maria Shifver and Miss Katherine Stierwin in an unclear section of a local notice. The short text provides no roles or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rice
Mire
J. B. Cal
Frank Powell
Maria Shifver
Katherine Stierwin
Birthday Party Honoring Son At 726 Hampton Street
Mrs. Owen Charles hosted a juvenile party at 726 Hampton Street for her son Owen. Attendees included Miesey Mamle Williams, Annie Williams, Huthie Mathias, Luella Sutton, Edith Sante, Mary on Annie McAndrew, Gwendellhe Higtett, Tallie Lathan, Lillo Jones, Frederick OF, Lassie Williams, Euen Williams, Archie William, Bertie Lanham, Paul Williams, dosha, and Harry Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Charles
Hampton Street
Fertile Owen
Miesey Mamle Williame
Annie Willams
Huthie Mathias
Luella Sutton
Edith Sante
Mary On Annie McAndrew
Gwendellhe Higtett
Tallie Lathan
Lillo Jotes
Frederick OF
Hieeen
Lassie Williame
Euen Williame
Archie Williiam
Bertie Laneham
Paul Williams
Dosha
Harry Williams
Cuterals of Mia and Abi Bieter Williamg Funeral Actions
The cuterals of Mia Margaret James of North Hyde Park Avenue and Abi Bieter Williamg of Pleisant Street were held yesterday afternoon at Jackson Street Baptist Church. Mudward Mowell conducted the service. Pallbearers were William Jones John Price Evan Davis Thomas Lewie Maxwell Dowie and J Davis. Interment followed at Wash Work Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Margaret James
Hyde Park Avenue
Abi
Bieter Williamg
Pleisant Street
Tle
Plaice
Court Centennial Lodge Officers Re elected At North Oregon
The Court Centennial lodge in North Oregon held an evening meeting at Cu-onerative hall. Officers re elected included James A. Morgan chief ranger, Daniel Young sub paneer, William B. Murley treasurer, ML Boston secretary, David Morley recording secretary, William Hurford senior wood ward, Benjamin Allgood junior wood ward, Thomas Re Jones senior beadie, David Howland junior beadie, Arthur C G Lewis, Jonah Friedman trustees. Morgan was re elected to the white office as a leading mover of the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iel Young
Paneer
William B. Murley
Tredaurer
Boston
Fnitneldy
David Morley
Wiliam Hurford
Senioy Qwoodward
Henjamin Allgogod
Wood- Wats
Thomas Re Jones
Beadie
David Howland
Arthur CG. Lewis
Jonah Iedmaned
Mr. Morgan
Whiet Oie
Local church events draw crowds and tours noted
Rev Marlon Mon Hughes preached at First Congregation church on South Main. St Hrenden Spun Young Men Institute hosts an entertainment at Mears hall this evening. Delegations of young people from nearby towns expected. DD Williams Index, prominent Pittsburgh author, tours section and promotes Brotherhood. Pennsylvania Glee Club, led by W W Evans, rehearsed at Jones hall and plans Washington trip. Mrs John A L Geiger of Reading and Mrs George B Reynolds visit. Sons of Veterans plan a dime entertainment at Mears hall. Mrs Thuth Jones of Youngstown returns from two week visit to Police Officer Tom Jones and Mrs Daniel Davis. Palmer & McDonalds offer flowers at Spruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon Mon Hughes
First Congregation
South Main Avenue
Scranton Street Baptist Church
al Mears” Hall
St. Hrenden Spun
Young Men's Institute
Chidanal
Wotley
Williams Index
America
Pittsburg
Brotherhood
Pennsylvenia Glee Club
W. W. Evans
Jones’ Hall
Elul
Washington
John AL Geiger
Reading
Ds VielUng
Cheorge
Daniel Davis
Jackson Street
Jones
Thomas Leyshon, Sr
James Evans
Hyde Park Avenue
Palmer & McDonalds
Germania Hall
Locust Street
Father Rust
Bloncaid
Orig
Piltetin Avenue
Cherry Street
Dr. Barrett
Pittaton
Scranton
Klonoski
Wilkes-Barre
Laverne
GoMerla
Connell& Co
Meadow Trunk Breaker
Ubney Avenue
Dease Jong
Cedar
Beveh
Pittston
Gibbons
Birney
Minoolan
Ehic
Germania
Janeh Alles Jilin Methilgan
Scranton Elks
Harold
Chorge Treuston
Orchard Street
Wolowk
Kathe Donahue
Stone Avenue
Greanwool
Gertrude O'Tara
Pittaten Avenue
Connell & Cues Mines
Mise
Kate Neals
Alder Street
Philip Scheuer
Iun
Bohever
Twentieth Ward
Baturdey
Maile Fassold
Mauch Chunk
Mr and Mire
Geo. Fassold
Pittston Avenue
Richard Grimes
Blane Avenue
Denis Grimes
Ashland
Ned
Richard Keenan
Sweetwater
Weeming
Familly
Keenmin
Weet
Fivet
Thomas Kelly
Henry Elden
Veelster
Charles Gray
Wilton H. Walter
Charles Klein
Henry Schaff
Paul Reminger
Stephen Miller
Pred L. Snyder
Powrth
George TG. Miller
M. Pitzpatrick
W. Smithy
William Murphy
John O'Brien
Wales
Pevelick
Hede Park
Welocka
Fitet
Corcoran’s Hall
Battle's Hall
Callery's Arcade
M. G. Langan
Scranton Athlete Club
H. W. Berghiuser
WH. Hany Koch, Jr
Herbert Hobinson
Himil
West Side Business Directory Listing
Harriet J Davis florist offers cut flowers and funeral designs at 10 South Main Avenue near Jackson Street Morgan's Pharmacy supplies warranted drugs and fine stationery Prescriptions prepared Wood stove and window glass stocked Clerks on duty all night Second Hand Furniture cash for items from J C King 701 to 709 West Lackawanna Avenue Great clearing sale at Scranton Cash Store
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Harriet J. Davis
South Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Morgan's
North Avenue
J. C. King
Lackawanns Avenue
Grand Missionary Rally at Elm Park Methodist Church
The Pastors Committee finalized plans for an interdenominational missionary rally to be held January 20 at Elm Park Methodist Church at 145 o'clock. The program aims to deepen public interest in foreign missions with no collection. Also mentions a store ad offering bargains and skate sale at Florey's on Wyoming Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park Methodist Church
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Claim
Morton L Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in all muscles and joints with severe swelling and six weeks bedridden. After eight physicians failed, Mystic Cure for Rheumatism gave relief in three days and enabled walking, reportedly saving her life. Sold by Carl Lorenz Scranton at 415 Lackawanna Avenue Beecham's King of Pills Beecham's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton L. Hill
Lebanon
Ind
Simmell
Carl Lorenz
Scranton
Lackawanna Avenue
Democrats Hold Ward Meeting at Germania Hall
Democrats of the Eleventh ward plan a Friday evening gathering at Germania hall on January 16. The article notes church disputes on Locust street and outlines local civic activity including street car route changes and upcoming events.
Arrest of Charles Moon Stirs Providence Nightly Chase Ends with Capture
Police pursuit begins after a warrant for assault and battery and disorderly conduct is issued by Charles Moon senior. Moon flees from the Tol Nhouse bar pursued by Constable Smith Lieutenant Spellman and Matrolman Jones, with shots fired during the chase. Moon is trapped and held for court on a $300 bail as officers recount earlier trouble with police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moon
Constable Smith
Moon
Lothie Pallee
Spellman
Matrolman Jones
Mr. Moon
Histol Nhouse
Wilkes-Barre
James McKinskie
West Market Street
Drs. Sullivan
Bessy
Morrison
George
George Hobes
Leggett's Street
John J. Owens
Warne Avenue
William Eldridge
Heart Disease Causes and Digestive Linkages Highlighted
An article argues most heart troubles in Americans stem from weak digestion and upset stomachs rather than inherent disease. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe remedy to improve digestion and indirectly treat heart-related symptoms, noting the product is available in stores or by mail from Stuart Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Dome
Stuart
Meet
Mall
Spianit Co
Marshall, Mien
Stuart Co
Maretul, Mich
Social Guests and a Music Evening on Sanderson Ave
CG Louback from Philadelphia visited breaks with Mrs J W Mershon of Waverly and Mrs GA Carr of the central city. Katherine Biles hosted guests at Mast Markets street while Brundage stays with daughter J C Clifford on Penn avenue. A progressive electre party at Miss Mamie Lehrs on Sanderson avenue featured vocal and instrumental music and late refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. Louback
Philadelphia
Breaker Street
J. W. Mershon
Waverly
GA. Carr
Central City
Katherine Biles
Mast Markets Street
Brundage
Taylor
J.C. Clifford
Penn Avenue
Mamie Lehr
Sanderson Avenue
Minnie Jones
Mary Ellis
Margaret Lewis
Charles Farnham
Harry van Florn
W. HL
Bunn Wid Frank Praey
Dunmore Social Turmoil and Irish Talk Highlight Dunmore Night
The Dunmore community reports the coal mines closed awaiting orders. Mrs BE Delaney remains confined at her hotel on Drinker street. St Agnes Guild members are urged to meet at St Mark's parish house at 7 pm to discuss arrangements for the go cnl on January 20. Kerr of Scranton delighted a large audience with an Irish tour and return tale. The Dunmore quintette performed to enthusiastic encores. Preparations for the Brotherhood of Railroad Tralameri social at Washington hall on January 20 proceed apace with Hayes' orchestra. Firemen delegates to the convention were elected to represent the Independent Hose companys unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Delaney
St. Agnes’ Guild
St. Mark's
Gocnl
Kerr
Scranton
Hin
Ireland
Dunmore
Brotherhood of Railroad
Washington Hall
Hayes
OH. van Canin
Hoffman
L. Fitzpatrick
Teckman
FJ. Maines
J. M. Heleier
John Th. Smith
Republican Primaries Talk In Local Column
An arrr announced the Republican primaries while caucuses are set for this afternoon. Frank Towle has dropped out of the Southeast district supervisor race. O Connell council Young Men's Institute installed officers led by President C W Gallagher and Thomas F Coyne conducted the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Towle
O'Connell Council
Young Men's Institute
W. Gallagher
M. Hi. McDonough
T. L. Causey
John J. Joyce
Will
PennsylvanIa Special Train Tour Announcement
A personally conducted tour via the Pennsylvania Railroad runs on Wednesday January 27 at 18 a.m. A special train features Pullman cars including composite dining sleeping and compartment accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Bargain Offer Nears Peak as Final Week Unveils Deep Discounts
The store states that since January 2 values have hit an extreme in bargain offers and a climactic final week is ahead. Enormous reductions cover not just listed departments but the entire business, urging money saving shoppers to investigate.
Silk and Dress Goods Clearance Sale
Silk and dress goods featured in a clearance sale with prices on wool dress goods and silks, highlighting quality and color options. Includes notes on clearance prices for various items and colors.
Clearance Sale Offers Towels and Comforters at Low Prices
Local store advertises yard wide printed earmbriv prints and Canton Manual goods with clearance sale prices. Includes ten dozen towels and bed comforts, plus two dozen down comforters at bargain rates.
Luxury Pacific Coast Tour From Jersey City Depot
A Pennsylvania Railroad personally conducted continental tour departs from Jersey City bound for San Francisco California. The five week trip offers Pullman comforts dining piano and luxurious amenities aboard a full scale hotel on wheels visiting Los Angeles Santa Barbara Del Monte Manitou and Colorado hot springs. Tickets priced at 910 include rail transport sightseeing and hotel accommodations with pickups at New York Philadelphia and Chicago connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Railroad
San Pieco
California
American
Ae Bt
the Waldorf
St. Louis
Kansas City
Las Vegas
Pacific
Joos Ameelen
Tasadena
Manitou
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Pourlet
Broadway
New York
George W. Boyd
Road Street Station
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Side Department
Pranklin Fire Company
Mrs. Eaton
Juvenile Party
Union Funeral Service
Foresters
James A Morgan
Ruandeer
Court Centennial
Gyder
Great Clearing
Grand Missionary Rally
Elim Park Church
Scranton Cash Store
Florey
Pillars
Beecham
South Side News
Birgains
Niagara Hose Company
North Main Avenue
St. Mary's Hall
Ura Orchestra
Misses Neary
Hopkins
John Nota
Wirren Street
William Brace
William Street
Tallle
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
GC. EL. Sevharar
Providence
Green Ridge
Wyoming
Academy OF Music
Very Hiely
Billy Barry
Tilly Barry
Irent
Mario
Pokort Agk
Galtlery Ag
Orchestra Circle Soc
Orchestra Zac
Frothingham
Wagner & Rels
John L. Kerr
Rurnning
Vaudeville Theatre
London
Mit
Paris
Charles Freiman
Chicago
Laleor
Wm. Courtreigh
Geo H. Adams
Frank Farley
Jevening
Tribune
Complete Outfitters
Stork
Conrad, Hatter
Wambl In
Washburn
Pacific Coast
St. John’s
Newfoundland
England
Scotland
Nevarskn
Cal's
General Agents
Oteel
Ao. Murray and Murphy
Mark Murphy
O’dowd
Gsc
Davis’ Theater
Ee Superintes
Jflour
Vrad ‘Onvase
THE
Dickson Manufacturing
Wil
Dr. Peal
Peul
Cloveland
John H. Phelps
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